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So, this is my second post. I have another thread in autocad
section purely about an autocad modelling question.

This is kind of the other half of my project... and is something that I would
really like to learn anyway.

I did a subject on FEA when I was in college a few years back... though that
was with strand7. But I am now using Autodesk Simulation MultiPhysics 2012 for
CFD.

I am hoping I can import a 3D model of a combustion chamber and ports of a 4
cycle engine directly into the program, though it is proving a tricky program
to drive without having ever used it or any cfd soft before... though the
automesh feature is pretty cool and seems to work well with what I have already
tried to import... though this is about as far as I can get. I couldn't even
run a simple analysis on a simple T-joint. :(

Anyway, I'd really appreciate it if anyone knows any one who has made some
online tutorials on how to get started?

Thanks in advance!

Brendan

Edited by Humbug - 27.Mar.2012 at 17:16

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Humbug Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 27.Mar.2012 Location: Japan Using: AutoCAD2011, AutoDesk Simulation Multiphysics 2012 Status: Offline Points: 4	Topic: Autodesk MultiPhysics. I need a road map. Lost Posted: 27.Mar.2012 at 17:09
	So, this is my second post. I have another thread in autocad section purely about an autocad modelling question. This is kind of the other half of my project... and is something that I would really like to learn anyway. I did a subject on FEA when I was in college a few years back... though that was with strand7. But I am now using Autodesk Simulation MultiPhysics 2012 for CFD. I am hoping I can import a 3D model of a combustion chamber and ports of a 4 cycle engine directly into the program, though it is proving a tricky program to drive without having ever used it or any cfd soft before... though the automesh feature is pretty cool and seems to work well with what I have already tried to import... though this is about as far as I can get. I couldn't even run a simple analysis on a simple T-joint. :( Anyway, I'd really appreciate it if anyone knows any one who has made some online tutorials on how to get started? Thanks in advance! Brendan Edited by Humbug - 27.Mar.2012 at 17:16

heinsite Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 05.Feb.2009 Location: United States Using: AutoCAD 2014 Status: Offline Points: 640	Posted: 28.Mar.2012 at 11:06
	You're probably in the wrong place. That's a pretty specific piece of software. Recommend you stop by one or both of the following sites. Join if you need to. http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Autodesk-Simulation/bd-p/396 (or) http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Autodesk-Simulation-CFD/bd-p/330 Good luck! Dave.
	Dave Hein, P.E. Hawaii District Engineer Kona International Airport AutoCAD Certified Professional Autodesk Expert Elite

Humbug Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 27.Mar.2012 Location: Japan Using: AutoCAD2011, AutoDesk Simulation Multiphysics 2012 Status: Offline Points: 4	Posted: 28.Mar.2012 at 14:12
	Cheers mate, I appreciate getting a steer in the right direction :) I'm looking forward to getting some tips from my other thread in the autocad section... seems to be hidden for some reason :/

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